Musterfield Farm Day, North Sutton, New Hampshire

[Hendy1249]

I want to Thank, Jan & Janice VandeBogart and the White Mountain Regional Chapter Model A Club of America members for allowing me to tag along.
I met the club at the Hopkinton High School Parking Lot, we left there at 9:30 a.m. sharp. Ben Cochran, was leading the group of (I believe 8 As and my T) traveling to Warner NH on Route 103, from there up North Road – a very nice Model A & T scenic route - to North Sutton and Musterfield Farm. I also wanted to Thank Ben, for the great job he did in selecting the route and managing such a large group of antique cars. I was concerned that in my 1917 Model T, I would have trouble keeping up with the Model As, but Ben did a wonderful job with our road speed and Sambuca had no problem keeping up. We arrived at Musterfield Farm around 10:30 am. The weather was perfect, as you can see by these photos, everyone enjoying themselves for the rest of the day. I strongly recommend that everyone who has a chance to visit the farm to do so.

Happy motoring,

Warren

[Tom_Hicks]

Great pictures, thanks for sharing.

[Jeff_P_Mn]

Very nice pictures, thanks for posting. Earlier I joked about you “nudging” J&J VdB into going over to the other side (getting a T) I think I may urge them to work on you to get a Model A…looks like all you New Hampshire folks have a lot of fun!!

[Hendy1249]

Tom, I am very happy that you enjoy seeing those photos, that’s why I keep posting them.

Jeff, it was great traveling with the A group, but as stated Sambuca had no problems keeping up. On the other hand I have a major problem getting into a Model A (however, I would love to own a Model B). I think those early Fords in the thirties are some of the most beautiful car ever made.

Happy motoring,

Warren

ps: Dave Dufault, I’m thinking about getting the copper one for my wife!!! I like it the best, I’ll bet this will make her very happy. She will not have to go to the brook to do the laundry any more.